English Civil War Flashcards

1
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Who is Charles I?

A

King of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland in 1625

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2
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What is the divine right of Kings?

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The belief that monarchs were chosen to rule by God and should never by challenged

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3
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What is personal rule?

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Monarch ruling without parliament

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4
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What is ship money?

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A tax for upkeep of the navy initially paid by people living by the coast, then paid by everyone under personal rule

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5
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What is the court of star chamber?

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The King’s personal court which was used to force nobles to pay for titles

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6
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What is the prayer book in Scotland?

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Charles I tried to force a more catholic prayer book on Scotland

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7
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What is the attempted arrest of 5MPs?

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Charles I tried to arrest 5MPs in 1642 but they escaped and this destroyed any trust between King and Parliament

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What caused Charles I problems as King (religion)?

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In 1625, Charles married a Catholic although he was the head of the Protestant
Charles allied England with Spain - a Catholic country
Charles supported Catholics and Protestants

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9
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What caused Charles I problems as King (money)?

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Charles spent a lot of money on himself/his friends
In 1626 Charles spent money on military failures

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What caused Charles I problems as King (power)?

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Charles believed in the divine right of Kings and rejected Parliament
In 1642 parliament made 19 propositions which Charles rejected
Charles set up a court with no jury and his friend as the judge

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11
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When was ship money introduced?

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1635

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12
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When was the attempted arrest of 5MPs?

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4th January 1642

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13
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When did the English civil war start?

A

22nd August 1642 when Charles raised his royal standard at Nottingham

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14
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Who supported Charles I?

A

Nobles, landowners and Catholics

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15
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Where and when was the first major battle of the civil war?

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October 1642 at Edge Hill

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16
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What was the New Model Army?

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A well trained military unit where soldiers were promoted based on ability not rank

17
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When was the New Model Army installed?

A

February 1645

18
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When and were was the first major defeat for Charles I?

A

Marston Moor in 1644

19
Q

When and where was Charles I’s fatal defeat?

A

Naseby on 14th June 1645

20
Q

When did Charles I surrender?

A

24th June 1646

21
Q

Who did Charles surrender to?

A

The Scots

22
Q

Where and when was Charles I imprisoned?

A

30th January 1647 at Carisbrooke castle on the Isle of Wight

23
Q

When and where was Charles defeated for the 2nd time?

A

Preston in August 1648

24
Q

When and where was Charles tried and executed?

A

Westminster hall January 1649
Executed 30th January 1649

25
Q

How much did the English Civil War change government?

A

short term - lots of change - no monarchy
Long term - little change - monarchy restored

26
Q

How much did the English Civil War change political ideas?

A

short term - little change - Cromwell rejected ideas
long term - caused major change in the far future

27
Q

How did the English Civil War impact lives?

A

Short term - lawlessness and no fun
Long term - Merry monarch - lives went back to normal

28
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How did the English Civil War effect religion?

A

short term - more persecution of Catholics
Long term - back to pre civil war times

29
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How did the civil war effect land ownership?

A

Same kind of owner

30
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What was the legacy of the civil war?

A

long term - multiple views in power